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In my youth, I was particularly attracted to the elite world of the computer. I saw it as an infinite universe to be discovered, the dynamics of which seemed to me very close to those of magic and inside the mind of a child just changed the ambition to know the dynamics of intimate functioning. Toward the age of 14 I had access to the Internet via a public service of my city from that day everything changed. The ability to have access to an extensive library of information that lead to discovering unconventional "non-places" of the Internet, such as Phrack and other important Hackerzine about the hacker culture. Year after year I studied in my room alone, with many strange characters that would prove true guru. When I started a university course in computer science , I discovered another world , namely , that relating to the design of architectures and development methods , topics of which the gurus I had met in the past I had given way to a taste I had .
After a few years later, I left my university course for family problems entering with the tools I had in the world of work. I think I've done well to date ...